Audrey Fox

Audrey Fox
Audrey Fox's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): What Culture AwardsCircuit.com Culturess
Publications: What Culture, AwardsCircuit.com, Culturess

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
94% Honey Boy (2019) Honey Boy is a remarkable directorial debut from Alma Har'el. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 16, 2019
69% The Other Lamb (2019) Visually dynamic and full of rage, The Other Lamb uses an all-female cult as a backdrop for a profoundly affecting coming-of-age story. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 9, 2019
81% Sea Fever (2019) Sea Fever is a tense, emotionally distressing piece of body horror, but it also serves as a cautionary tale. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 8, 2019
97% Knives Out (2019) More than anything else, Knives Out is just tremendous fun. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 30, 2019
83% How to Build a Girl (2019) It's unabashedly saccharine but for the most part, its earnestness manages to be endearing. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 27, 2019
4/4 92% The Lighthouse (2019) With endlessly engaging imagery and two remarkable lead performances, The Lighthouse all but assures the legacy of Eggers in the arthouse horror genre. - AwardsCircuit.com EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 24, 2019
79% Jojo Rabbit (2019) Despite Jojo Rabbit's status as a satire, there are real emotional gut punches along the way, moments that Waititi calibrates as deftly as he does the more comedic elements. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 17, 2019
96% Marriage Story (2019) As close to perfection as any film can get. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 17, 2019
96% The Personal History of David Copperfield (2020) Armando Iannucci...manages to strike this deft balance in The Personal History of David Copperfield, helping audiences not only appreciate the literary abilities of Dickens, but emotionally connect with the material. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 11, 2019
3.5/4 88% Freaks (2019) Freaks hardly breaks new ground from a narrative perspective, but it's told in such a thoughtful, tightly-focused way that it feels entirely new. - AwardsCircuit.com EDIT
Read More | Posted Aug 29, 2019
99% The Farewell (2019) Writer/director Lulu Wang deserves a great deal of credit for the sensitive, touching, and frequently funny dramatization of an event that's clearly quite personal for her. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted May 6, 2019
83% Her Smell (2019) The level of risk-taking in the narrative and performances in this film is extraordinary, and to their credit almost always pays off. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted May 1, 2019
83% Official Secrets (2019) Overall, Official Secrets does its job and does it fairly well, but one can't help thinking that the end result is somewhat less than the sum of its parts. - Culturess EDIT
Read More | Posted May 1, 2019